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Paul Hamilton
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We spend our summer vacation on Sandy Island in Lake Winnipesaukee, a small, wedge-shaped piece of land in a large lake in New Hampshire. This year, we were often awakened by the calls of Common Loons (Gavia immer). This is a goose-sized diving bird and is very characteristic of the Northern US and Canada. Calls include a laugh, a wail, and softer, more intimate sounds like those in this movie.
Here it is in a streaming QuickTime format:
http://blip.tv/file/get/Phamilton-LoonsAndAStorm680.mov
And here it is in Windows Media:
http://phamilton.onlinestoragesolution.com/2009%20Nature/stormloon-1.wmv
If this version does not play well for you, you can right-click it to download and save.
Paul
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<3 FLY FREE "CHARLOTTE" <3
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Quote from: Paul Hamilton on 12-Nov-09, 08:59:54 PM
We spend our summer vacation on Sandy Island in Lake Winnipesaukee, a small, wedge-shaped piece of land in a large lake in New Hampshire. This year, we were often awakened by the calls of Common Loons (Gavia immer). This is a goose-sized diving bird and is very characteristic of the Northern US and Canada. Calls include a laugh, a wail, and softer, more intimate sounds like those in this movie.
Here it is in a streaming QuickTime format:
http://blip.tv/file/get/Phamilton-LoonsAndAStorm680.mov
And here it is in Windows Media:
http://phamilton.onlinestoragesolution.com/2009%20Nature/stormloon-1.wmv
If this version does not play well for you, you can right-click it to download and save.
Paul
It's even better the 3rd time around Paul..Thanks.
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Quote from: Donna on 12-Nov-09, 09:11:37 PM
It's even better the 3rd time around Paul..Thanks.
Better still to hear them live - even just once
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Hi Paul
Love that stormy loon movie!
Greetings Carla
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